Is there a follow-up to Celestial Bane?

The novel Celestial Bane was a very famous fantasy novel written by Xiao Ding. Although there was no official announcement of a follow-up version of the novel, many readers had been looking forward to its future development. It was said that the later versions of the novel Celestial Bane would tell the love story between the protagonist Zhang Xiaofan and Biyao, and would involve more fantasy elements and plot development. However, there was no official announcement that Jade Dynasty would have a follow-up version. Although Celestial Bane had yet to be officially released, many readers were looking forward to its future development, hoping to see an even more exciting plot.

Celestial Bane was a popular Xianxia novel written by Xiao Ding and was loved by Qidian Chinese Network readers. The story was about the cruel and merciless nature of an ordinary youth who treated all living things as grass. This book could be read or listened to on the Qidian Reading App. The post-production recommended by the audio book was very good, making people feel like they were there, and the Sanskrit sound was creepy! Now, you can also get an experience member by going to Qidian to listen to books. You can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio on the Qidian Reading App. The male lead was an ordinary young man named Zhang Xiaofan. He had a deep friendship and although his talent was average, his will was firm. The female lead was Lu Xueqi. She was a cold fairy with extremely high talent. Her loyalty to the sect exceeded her pursuit of love.

The Celestial Slaying Fictions was a fantasy novel written by Xiao Ding. It told the story of the protagonist, Zhang Xiaofan, who went through hardships and finally became a key figure in the Great War of Gods and Demons. After the novel Celestial Bane was published, Xiao Ding did not stop writing immediately. Instead, he continued to write many novels, including Celestial Bane II, Celestial Bane III, Biyao Biography, Celestial Bane IV, Xiao Ding Ji, and so on. These novels all had relatively complete plots and character development, and continued to tell the story of the protagonist, Zhang Xiaofan. Among them, the novel Jade Dynasty IV, Xiao Ding Ji, was considered to be the final chapter of the Jade Dynasty series. It told the story of the protagonist Zhang Xiaofan's final victory in the battle against the evil forces and his becoming a key figure in the war between the gods and the demons. The novel, Jade Dynasty IV, Xiao Ding Ji, was also widely regarded as an excellent novel and was widely praised by readers.

Xiao Ding's Celestial Bane had a follow-up, but the plot of Xiao Huan reviving Bi Yao was not in the follow-up plot. The following plot presented Zhang Xiaofan's growth and Biyao's concern, as well as new characters and events. If you are interested in Xiao Ding's works, you can read the "Celestial Bane Sequel: Wind and Clouds Rise Again". The plot is very compact and thrilling. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The continuation of the Immortal Slaying, the continuation of the Immortal Slaying, the Immortal Slaying War, and the continuation of the Immortal Slaying were all written by Xiao Ding. They were all sequels to the Immortal Slaying series. Because everyone had different tastes, it was hard to say which one was better written. However, from the feedback of the readers, the two novels were more popular. The style of writing was more humorous and the plot was richer.

The following chapters of Celestial Bane were written by Xiao Ding in the fourth novel, Xiao Ding, which continued to describe the growth of the protagonist Zhang Xiaofan and his struggle against evil forces.

The complete plot of Celestial Bane 2: At the end of Celestial Bane 2, Xiao Ding left a suspense, which was whether there would be a version of Celestial Bane 20. Although there was no official confirmation yet, many readers and fans were looking forward to this version. In addition, the question of whether Xiao Ding would continue to write Celestial Bane had not received a clear answer from the officials. Although Xiao Ding had already created a huge novel world based on Celestial Bane, he also had his own plans and ideas. He might continue to create other works in the future. However, whether Celestial Bane 20 would exist and whether Xiao Ding would continue to write Celestial Bane still needed to wait for more news to be announced.

Celestial Bane was a very classic online literary work. Its follow-up works had always received the attention and expectations of readers. However, due to the complicated background and plot of Celestial Bane's work, there was a certain degree of uncertainty in the quality of the follow-up work. At present, Celestial Bane's follow-up works had been serialised on some online platforms, but the readers 'reactions were not consistent. Some readers felt that the continuation had deviated from the original theme and plot, and that the plot and character development were not reasonable enough. There were also some readers who were full of expectations for the continuation of the novel, thinking that it would bring more surprises and charm to the classic IP of Celestial Bane. The readers had different opinions about the follow-up works of Celestial Bane, which reflected the importance and influence of the work in the readers 'hearts. Regardless of the quality of the continuation, we should continue to support and pay attention to the classic IP of Celestial Bane to bring more readers and fans to it.

The follow-up to Celestial Bane was not completed. At present, the author, Xiao Ding, had stopped updating. However, Celestial Bane still had a variety of continuation and adapted versions on the Internet. The readers could search for different continuation versions by searching for relevant keywords.

Celestial Bane was a martial arts novel created by Xiao Ding. At present, the novel had already written the final chapter before Xiao Ding's death, Celestial Bane: Fantasy. The continuation of the subsequent chapters was written by Xiao Ding's son, Xiao Qian.